The phrase "a generalised model for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a theoretical framework or approach that applies broadly to a particular subject or phenomenon.
Example: "The researchers developed a generalised model for understanding the dynamics of social networks."
Alternatives: "a broad framework for" or "a universal model for".
A generalised model for pseudo first order catalytic reactions with limiting non-key reactant has been developed.
Due to the diversity of rack systems, connecting member's stiffness and strength, it is almost impossible to develop a generalised model for analytical predication of the connection stiffness.
A generalised model for the prediction of single char particle gasification dynamics, accounting for multi-component mass transfer with chemical reaction, heat transfer, as well as structure evolution and peripheral fragmentation is developed in this paper.
We are proposing in this work, apparently for the first time, a generalised model for explaining, directly from the concentration dependence of conductivity, different degrees of dynamic order disorder transitions in polymer electrolytes.
We have proposed a generalised model for transcription factor binding and provided an inference algorithm for efficient model fitting.
In this paper we assess maximum likelihood estimation of a general normal model and a generalised model for bivariate random-effects meta-analysis (BRMA).
This reference studies the behaviour patterns and relations among such variables in order to give a generalised model, very useful for wireless network optimisation regarding the resource trade-offs and cost perspective.
We approach this challenge by proposing a new generalised model for surgery scheduling problems.
Trigger tool methodology has been used successfully in other institutions to address specific AE types such as adverse drug events, 18 19 31 37 hospital-acquired infections 38 and surgical complications, 39 41 so we adapted the concept to create a more generalised model for the identification of all types of AEs in various settings.
To aid understanding and interpretation of these data we have adapted the five-step generalised model for STP production described by Wahlberg and Ringberger [47]; our revised model accommodates a wider time-frame in the production and sale of STPs, as follows: a. tobacco cultivation, b.
In terms of diagnostic studies, this generalised model for BRMA of sensitivity and specificity can be written as follows [ 12]: no.
